Terre-neuve (en. Newfoundland)

/tɛʁ.nœv/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Breed of dog originating from Canada, known for its size and swimming ability.

The newfoundland is known for its ability to save lives at sea.

Le terre-neuve est connu pour sa capacité à sauver des vies en mer.

Newfoundland, a Canadian province located on an island in the Atlantic Ocean.

I dream of visiting Newfoundland to admire its spectacular landscapes.

Je rêve de visiter Terre-Neuve pour admirer ses paysages spectaculaires.

From the French 'terre' and 'neuve', indicating newly discovered land.

to have the heart of a newfoundland

To be very kind and protective.

avoir le cœur d'un terre-neuve

to swim like a newfoundland

To be an excellent swimmer.

nager comme un terre-neuve

dog

Domestic animal, often considered man's best friend.

chien

swimming

The act of moving in water using arms and legs.

nage

rescue

The act of saving someone or something in a difficult situation.

sauvetage

To have a very gentle nature.

She is as kind as a newfoundland.

Elle est d'une gentillesse de terre-neuve.

To be a very good swimmer.

He swims like a true newfoundland.

Lui, il nage comme un vrai terre-neuve.